The Real Adventure Continues in Henry Kitchen Webster
Rose enjoys a new kind of power at dinner while Roddy stays away to guard his resolve. Henry explores Rose’s ascent into social influence and the hidden price of desire as she questions her own value in Randolph and Rodney’s eyes. She ends with a biting good night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Campaign
Progressive Party
Earth
Madame Greville
Rodney
Randolph
Roddy
Rose Calls Former Football Star for Help in a Dilemma
Rose Aldrich, a university student, seeks assistance from Harry Haines, the famed half-back, by calling his fraternity home. She plans to visit him and discuss a possible arrangement as he wonders about the expected life after law school. The story hints at a past romance and a dangerous temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
University
Mr. Haines
Varsity
Harry
Rose Stanton
Rose Aldrich
Industrial Review highlights Oregon development projects
In May 14 issue Industrial Review lists multiple regional developments. The Eugene Fruit Growers Assn signs a $400,000 canned produce contract. Projects span Coos Bay shipyards Grants Pass editor change and high school funds Bend and Florence shipbuilding Lane county starts, while railroads donate rights of way for farming and bridge construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ass’n
Southerlin
Malheur
Coos Bay
Southern Pacific Co
Grants Pass
Benj. C. Sheldon
Rogue River Courier
Logan Mine
Klamath Falls
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Portland—Peninsula Shipbuilding Co
Bend
Beedesport
Portland
North Bend—Buehner Co
Estacada — Co-operative Cheese Association
Albany
Linn County
Roseburg—Water Co
Port Orford Mills
San Francisco
Pendleton
Morrow Ranch
Florence
Lane County
Milton
Toledo
Roseburg
North Bend
Gresham
New Bridge
Toledo—Toledo & Siletz Railroad Co
Siletz Logging Co
la Grande
Benton County Taxpayers Fight $6 Million Road Bond Issue
In a Benton County forum, C. E. Spence led opponents against a proposed $6,000,000 road bond plan. Supporters argued for improved roads with tax measures and state funds, while detractors warned of high debt and limited benefits. The Benton County Taxpayers League passed a resolution opposing the bond issue and calling for direct millage and auto tax usage for road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County Courier
C. E. Spence
State Grange
Benton County Taxpayers’ League
Dimick
Pierce
Spence
S. Benson
Olson
Frank Terrace
Benson
Multnomah County
Benton County
Newport
Portland
Grange
Oregon
California
Washington
Columbia River
Seaside
Mr. Olsen
Highway Commission
Senate
Washington State
Seattle
Mr. Hill
Hill
Clatsop
Columbia
Hood River
Jackson
Dodge
Wren
James Calvert
Junction City
Adams
Lane
Jones
Philomath
United States
State Senate
Vetera
House
Friends of
League
People
Sam Moore
Conscience Fund Letter From Milwaukee Seeks Forgiveness
A letter signed A Friend and enclosing $15 arrived at Milwaukee railroad offices. It recounts a 1893 trip from Cedar Rapids to Council Bluffs in which a box of tobacco was taken, and the writer admits guilt for not opposing it and for riding without paying, offering to compensate for the tobacco and the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Preparing Eggs for Cold Storage and Preservation
Instructions from Professor T. D. Beckwith urge clean, dry handling of eggs for cold storage. Do not wash eggs as surface moisture and broken mucous coating increase bacterial risk. Store in a dry, cool place and discard dirty eggs to prevent contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.D. Beckwith
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Henry
Kitchen Webster
the Bobbs-Merrill Company
Chapter
Industrial Review
Columbia City
Bandon-Curry Road
Coquille-Coaledo
Canby
Echo
Butter Creek
Westland Irrigation’ District
Gladstone
Coos County
Good Roads
Coos
For Conscience Fund
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